Experienced Project/Contract Manager required to work in the area of Natural Disaster Slopes Remediation Works within the road works sector, focusing predominantly around the Oberon and Lithgow LGA's and working across multiple sites.
Applicants must hold a tertiary degree from an Australian University in Civil or Structural Engineering. Previous experience working on large project sites is also a must. Experience with slope stabilisation will be highly regarded. Recent experience with Contract Management should also be demonstrated in your application.
The core function of this role is to develop, manage and implement transport infrastructure or maintenance projects to achieve road safety, asset management and network efficiency objectives. This role will require you to work a minimum of 8 hours per day, which may increase at times due to project requirements.
This position will involve working with a team that focuses on developing and delivering slope remediation projects. Your key duties in the role will include:
Provide efficient and effective project and contract management services by ensuring that the nominated projects are developed and delivered to specified time, cost, quality and scope requirements that meet Government and Department objectives; Lead the investigation, design, estimating and procurement processes for the nominated project to deliver required objectives; Manage the process of development, tendering, awarding and administration of professional service, construction and maintenance contracts by controlling the scope, and managing contract risks and issues, while fulfilling the role of the workplace representative; Lead multidisciplinary project teams to drive and deliver project objectives and targets by modelling high performance behaviours, including teamwork, initiative and flexibility, and developing less experienced team members through mentoring and coaching; Build and maintain effective working relationships and collaborate with customers, colleagues, stakeholders and partners to understand and manage risk and influence sustainable outcomes on projects by the development and implementation of active stakeholder and community involvement plans. The role is being offered for an initial period of 12 months and will involve working a minimum of a 40 hour week.
Applicants must hold the following:
Unencumbered Australian Driver licence Construction white card Prepare Work Zone & Traffic Management Plan (PWZ TMP) traffic control cards Workers on Foot - or willingness to obtain (online link can be provided as part of employment onboarding for successful applicant) Apply today to express your interest in this opportunity - don't delay, applications are closing soon.
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